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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29

The Missouri court of appeals has de- cided that contracts and conversation over . telephoue wire are binding
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29
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LOCAL NEWS.

There are said 10 be ten rslLrosi meu in the hospital suffering lFom iN'ui' received on the road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25
LOVERS IN NEW YORK.
a strict School for the Mstrimonially In
clfned-J ewish Society.
New York Star.

Strict School for tho Mssrimon ially In
clfned-Jewish Society.
New York Star.
1 doubt whether there is any stricter
s"hool for lovers in America than that in
our middle class lie ia New York. The
city is so large and it is 80 nearly i'm
possible for any but the wisest and
most cautious TO make sure of the char
scter Of even ones neiehbors that,
.mOrg the people IF moderate
means, Wednesday and Sunday night
Callers are obliged to see great deal
more OF the parents Of their beloved than
is the rule in other American cities. Far
from being the rule, it is the exception
when they spend an evening alone with
the msidens. the calls being made in the
prf sence OF whatever members Of the
family sre at home and have assembled in
the psrior.
Unlike London and Paris customs it is
the habit here to permit young woman
to attend the theater, parties, bslls, and
evening entertainments generally solely
in the company Of her beau, and no par.
ents that l know OF object to her going
riding with 10 other companion thar
him. But he mus. do most Of his court
ing at her home and must rot OBJ
jet to the presence OF p,rents or
brothers il they choose to occupy the
same room with the fsir one. Aud when
he and she GO out she must be at home
sgsln by certain prescribed hosr, and
mast not invite him in unless his status
as man with serious intentions is pretty
thoroughly understood. The very rich
and fashionable girls eI ~ much greater
freedom, and so do the poorest ones.
Undoubtedly, the strictest Of our citi
zeus in aDte-matrimonial matters are the |
Jews AS rule they demand at least
that their sons and daughters shall not |
marry outside their religion, even in the !
minority Of cases where the father does |
not insist that his child shall make e good |
match from financial point of view. A |
les~ned jew, who criticised Sidney Lusks's |
novel, "The Yoke of the Thora," the |
plot Of which is based on the refusal OF |
RABBI tn permit his nephew to break the |
law of God by marrying Gentle, said 10
ne: "The story has one great fault; it !
should have been dated thirty years ago"
That criticism may apply to |
Americanized Jewish society, and |
Indeed. it wss only the other day that
8 Jewish mstron told me of a happy |
Of Jewess to Christian, add
log, "Bsh! What is the ference? The
old fashioned notions about these things |
are played out" So it is evident shat in |
this, as ID so m.sY respects, the American |
Hebrew is becoming liberal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25

Pr oCe's reply TO this was that so lOCg g.
he drew breath be would not surrender
his rights nor his duties. The letter Of
the Grand Duke of Baden to the Die
expressing sympathy for the Crown
Prince was taken IS declaration &c
counterscj the intrigups of the Prince
William clique. The Tsgblatt goes On
to the length of suggesting that endeavors
are being made to induce the Crown
Prince to undergo an operation, that
FATAL TERMINATION
be hurried end an end TO political embar-
rassment. The National Zsitupg refers
to the insinustion in terms Of indjgna-
ton, but the assertions Of Tsgblatt are
known TO kave solid stratum of fact
The intrigue has strengthened the court
opposition to Prince Bismarck.
G 1unt Perpoucher, chief marshal in the
imperial household, who sent in
his resignation, still remains
at his post. taking advantage
Of the Emperor's formal refusal to &C
cept bis resignation. None CT the in
tended changes in the household will be
affected
The doctors have decided not to change
the diet of the Crown PRICE. The Crown
Prince is permitted wide range of food
and limited quantity of sweets. He takes
his meals with the fsmily aDd ea's freely
OF everything, having solids cut into
morsels.
An enormous number OF Christmas
presents have been received at San Remo
from all parts of Garmsnv. The gif in
clude wines, beers, ginger bread, sous ge,
wooden wraps and all kinds of home msde
articles. Pomerauia, of which the Crown
Ptiuce is hereditary governor, sends the
choice products of the province.
Christmas promises TO De clear. The
frost which set in yesterday was welcome
after the succession of rains.
notwithstanding the Crown Princes
intination that he did not desire q cessa-
ton Of entertainment, society In Berlin
is curtsilisg its festive reunions
Since n ,vember l there has been no
calls. Tbs officers st Potsdsm set an
fxsmple OF not attending dances, and
Berlin people followed it. The result is
al absence of animation in society, caus-
ing shopkeeners to complain of dull trade.
Toe members of the imperial family have
visited many of rhe principal shops and
made plentiful purchases.
The North German Gsz atte announces
thst the Emperor has appointed Count
Herbert Bismarck privy counsellor with
the title of eXcelleDcy.
The Strasburg Lsndz Z4itung states
that the prosecution of Kaufman, the
German frontier guard who fred uDoo
the party OF Ffenco sportsmen st Riou
sur PIaine In Ssp'ember last,
has not been abandoned. He
Will be court martialled sitter
the inquiry into the death OF ;the French
gamekeeper, Briguop, who died from the
effects of the wound he received at Kauff-
mans hands.
l. is expected that the Reichbank will
will advance the rate of discount tn 81 |
ner cent. The bank now holds 764 e0O,- |
00e marks in gold and silver and is daily |
Re ceiviDg considerable amounts OF gold |
from London, ST. Petersburg and Paris |
Russian agents have saar id number Of |
Arms for loan Of 20, eee, COO reubles, but |
SO far with no results
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25
Ftom aParis Letter,

4 margarine act is sadly needed in
Paris if We are to believe n. Pierre Del
court, the pains taking author of volame
of what Re might have called sic Ventre
de Paris" had not Emile Zol2 been be-.
forehsnd with him in the feld with that
title, says the London Telegraph,
ID. Delcourt has taken q great deal of
trouble to describe In detail whist Paris
isns eat, and to analyze its competent
qualities tor the beneat of his fellow citi-
zens. Everybody knows that French
chefs, csrdons bleus and ordinary cooks
use butter in nearly every dish which they
either ''create " in their own peculiarly
artistic fashion or make up from the time
hoIored recipes of Brillat-Savarin, Soyer
or the more homely volume in yellow
boards entitled "La Cuisine Bourgeoise. -
II. Delcourt makes an astounding
statement, which is enough To ter
rify house wives out of their wits, when
be says most of the butter sold in Paris
is largely composed of fatty river scum,
which has been collected st the mouths
Of great drains that bring the sewage of
the city down to the Seine. The worst,
however, is yet to come:
III. Delcourt next deliberately states
that there are speculative and energetic
persons follow the butter tasters on
taelr rounds in the central market
and carefully collect the butter which
has been tasted after it has left toe
mouths of officialH This refuse is sold
to the perambulsting or stationary fried
potato vendors, to the al fresco makers
of pancakes and frit.ers, to the
siminerers Of fried fsh and TO poor
people who look for chespness and
quantity before high prices and rare qusl.
ity. II. Delcourt, however, in his lnde-
fstigable zeal goes beyond butter; be
points out that everything used in Paris
as food is boldly and unblushipgly
Bread has been made
with old, werm-eaten sea biscuit and
damaged -four, and 1T has in this way
caused an epidemic of typhoid fever more
than once. Green hsricuts, LOOKING
in the market quite plumb and fresh,
have been made ont If old vegetable.
which have been STEPPED in water, caused
to swell, and then coiored by chemical
means. New green pease have been man
ous OF old gray ones colored !
oY verdigris. Wine Is made chemically,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25

Norwich Bulletin: A Norwich primas
teacher, 10 test the knowledge of her
little pupils upon the golden rule, in
qnired how many could repeat it. Sew
eral hands went up, and little boy noted
for his activity and brightness was per
mitted to answer, which he did thus:
500 to others as others do to yop!"
He was told that ne was wrong, and &
precise little miss OF S mild and clever
disposition was next invited to repeat it.
she said sweetly:
"Do unto others SIS We would that
others should do unto you!"
Tie girl sat down in triumph, bu. the
boy who had missed with look OF dis
gust rare'y shown by one so young said:
81 guess mott That won't work."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25
Avaluabl. H.dieal Treatise.

Tbs edition for ISIS Of the sterling Medical
Annual, known as Hostettcr's Aim nae, Is new
ready, and may be obtained, free of cost, of
druggists and general eoRntry dealers In All
parts OF tn Unite states Mexico and 1. deed
10 every eiHiiise pori ion o. the Wesern Hem
isph-re 1bf, Almanac has been issued Ier..
larry ut the commencement Of I've ye.r FER
over one fourth oil century. Il C .nbiacs viii
Inc nndesf pr c,ical advi e tor the preserva
aon9I 20 restoratioa of he sh aIarg- amoInt
OF insesesting aud AHn .Bg light reading, Had
sne529e nosr, ast enomtcal ca culasioDs, ere
nofs3lcai Items. e,a, are repasso with Neat
ssQe Of Ho.tes1er AL an for lsSS Srsi 3, On.
~ De fnsis,kest edition OF msdical Eork
ever PM Hshed ineARy eoun To- The urat' ie .
s .s, Nc ssrr; Hosiett 4 Co.. hsburg. Pa. a
bg nall TO any person wno cannot psocp1e o ps .
In mis- neighborhood. fASS1Ae oAe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25
WITH THE YOUNGSTERS.

Bright Sayings of SMART Children who
SIM Live.
Merchant Traveller: 1t was few min
utes before dinner when little fred in
quired:
"Mamma, have been bad to-dayf"
ayes, Freddie; very bsd indeed"
"Do you think you will send me to bed
without any support"
az have great mind to-
"Well, mamma, wish you would let
me know now so that can tell how
much dinner to eat"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25
he T. ees walk, and I shan't pray for sry.
@ hing else until they DO"

Buffalo Courier: TIE story is true ard
was told e. Prospect avenue dinner Is
ne recently. Grandma said she thou bt
cents Was enough TO Pay for little viii
ard's street car fare, and little Wi!lsrd
cnlmed in: "That's all We paid tonight,
grandma" Chow old are ycu, Willard -
sked the guest. "Five in the street Car.
eight in the drawing room" was TIE
prompt reply that set the table in aro.r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25
FraEes.
II. WILSON IN TROUBLE AGAIN.

PARIS, Dec. "a An inquiry has shown
thst backing manufacturer bought 8
decoration Of the Legion of Honor for
60, 900 francs, aud that NJ. Wilson and his
nccomplices shared the spoils. NJ. Will
sons arrest is expected in connection
with the sffair.
M. Wilson wss subjected tc long and
searching examination by the judge who
conduct-d the inquiry. Three man
nemed Dubrenil, Heroert and r baudeau,
who We're employed to obtain Legion of
Honor decorations through III. Wilson,
have been arrested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25

re necessity Of iniusing the esseac,
grapes into it being Gbsolu ely ig-
iored, snd the very coTks which are put
ITO the bottles OF popular vintsge, both
-eal snd sham, have been picked up out
+ the river. On the whole, N. Del
courts lucU0rstions will not furnish
pleasant reading Tor the epicuTe or fas-
Ndious person.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25

Detroit Free Press: General A. of
this city recently purchased 8 email oi
Painting fruit piece, that WAS so clev-
erly done that it could scarcely be dis
tiDguished from the genuine. LITTLE
boy, still in kilt skirts, was observed 70
admire the picture greatly, and his fond
parents predicted 81 artists future for
him. But one day they surprised him
mounted on a chsir clutching the treas
ured canvas with angry hands. He
kicked and screamed on Deipg removed,
crying out ii sturdy voice: "I 'an'
dat orange. Oh! on! ISN'T dat orange
to eat my own SCI +"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25
Y SisBS,
A NEWSPAPER MAN MISSING.

NEWSPAPER MAN Missing.
LONDON, Dec. 24.-Mr. Archibald Nc
Nssl, leading member OF the staff Of the
Sportsman, is mysteriously missing He
WAS last seen on Tuesday, when be en-
bayked for Bouiogne.
PASSED A DIssBLRD STEAMER.
LoNDuN, Dec. "a The British steamer
Albany, wnicn arrived ct Liverpool from
New Orleans December 81, reports thst
On the l8.h inst, in lstitEde go north,
longitude 25', she passed q disabled
foar : mssted steamer, showing three
lights, sailing In norshessterly eirection.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25

the Ii inst,at the students OF Odess
i've 'sity engaged in riot and on n
10th the KQZsn University and Veterinsr
students also, INDUCED in riotous pro
ceediugs. All university and teChnolCei
Ca lectures have been suspended. Ttere
Is evidence that eyl-disp0sed persons in
siigated The riOf.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25
woadsrfui FOOD and Medicine, :

A Wonderful Food and Medicine, ~
Known and used by physicians al over she
world. Scouts EE: uls,on not cnsy e1vee nesh
sad strength by virtue of its oFn nutritious
properties, but creates an appeiit for food
that builds I'D the vested body. 81 have been
using Scott 8 Emulsion tor several years, and
Sm pleased win fts action. My patients say
It Is peasant and palatsble, and all STOW
stronger and gain fesh from the nse OF II /
ase. IL In all cases of Wasting Diseases. and IL
Is specially use full for children when nutrient
medication Is needed, as 10 Maxasmus.
W. PIERCE, III. D. Knoxville Ala
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25

DETAILS OF TIE RIOT.

ST.. PxTERsBURG, Dec. 24-The Ofacial
Messsnger gives the details OF the recent
troubles at the Russian universities. II
says that on December ID thirteen
students OF Cnarkon University suddenly
left their classes and went into the streets
where they met number Of pupils OF
Psychological and Veterinary Institutes
and began acting In riotous manner and
smashed the university windows. On
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25

Boston Record: A four-year-old 30.
has been in the habit of repeating Storm
uiated Pr yer every evening surpxf9ed III.
parents the other night by sayin& "Oh,
God, wish you would make the treee
walk When demonstrated with for his
singular request he replied. .You say
God can do anything, and want to see
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25

Turner .Sewsll, who has lived near
Richmond, KY, for the eighty-seven
Years OF his life would be very vigorous
nss sut for the malignant cancer that is
killing him. Two years ago he walked
two miIes from home, split LIS rails, and
returned two hours before sundown. For
forty years he averaged 1000 rails year.
He had fourteen living children and three
dead
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25

ADMITTED TO BAIL

DUBLIN, Dec. 2s.-Captsin Dune,
who was committed to trial for firing 8
revolver 1t Rev. Henry Melville, the be-
trsyer Of Dsnne's daughter, has been
admitted to bail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25

Boston Globe: Master Louis, eyed Ave,
came home from school the frst dsy he
was sent, looking very solemn. "Hon
did you like your school, Louis?n hie
mother asked. didn't Ike iEx 1T ,,
"Why nol!" "foo much girl e with
indignant emphasis. =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25

San Francisco Chronicle: A snall
child up town made her mother very mad
lately. The mother had just invs sted il
pair of those long arm gloves, snd she
had laid then out ready to De put ON. Ths
small child got her wandering eye upon
them and, entirely misconceiviDg their
use, she took eff her shoes and stockings
and tried to put than On her little shanks
Having succeeded in getting them half ca,
she waliZed up TO her mother.
"Oa, mamms, please button ny stock
ings!n
No costigation wss equal TO the necss-
sites of the occasion.
DISCOVERY
Lizzie II. Hadley, 10 Wide Awake
The dea little laddi his tisy hands
Were chApPeL and red With cold,
But they lightly claseed piece Of ice
Almost too big to hold.
Far down IN the depths OF It's cr5 s.al hart
A tiny law was seen,
WneIe shlm eiing colors started up,
SeaIleE, AID gold, and green.
How bis blue eyes shone and his eager face
With JOY was ali sowi
10 mamma he Grief jsst see I've found
\ piece OF frozen rslnuoS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25

Plttsburg Chronicle: "Tommy, said
his aunt, 81 hear your grandmother gave
Won watch on your birthday. Was it
hunting case wstch?"
"No," replied Tommy, who is seven
years old, "it was bareisced watch"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25

Chicago Tribune: Little Johnny (Bos-
ton boy who has been permitted to gee
his new baby brother Are we going to
keep it, mammal
Mamms-Yes, Johnny; won't you be
glad?
Johnny [wiping his spectscles dubic U.s.
h)-I fear. msrnma, cannot welcome Il
with the s f. ction Of brother so long as
it has that sbssrdly 1orid com olexion. l
have heard almond meal recommended.
Have we none about the premisesl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25

Life: Mamms-You should lead such
q life, j Johnnie, that il you died suddenly
YOU would not be ashamed to meet your
Maker
Johnnie [thougbtfully) Il should Think
He wcs the one to be ashamed If He's the
maker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-25
TEXAS PxNsIoNg.

special to the Gazette.
WARRINGTON, Dec 24.-Tke following
Texas pensions were granted 'o-dsy:
GtXican war, Sarah A, widow OF Wiliism
Montgomery, Edgewood; E zabeth a..
widow of John a. Patton, San Antonio;
John Hsrkey, Waco; Thomas K. Liliard,
Bosquevill James W. Ballard, Bueps
Vista; Original, Alfred Gradney, Gaines
vile
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-07-07
NOT LAMAR, But WILLIE.

Senator Butler, of South Carolina, Is
making needless trouble for himself, and
stirring up useless talk about the supreme
court appointment and Senator Colquitt's
admission TO the cabinet. Secretary La
mar, while an able man, is not the lawyer
required for the supreme bench. He is
an excellent secretary of the interior and
it is current, upon good authority, that ne
will be retained in that position during
Mr.. Cleveland's presidency. The man
who should have, and who, it is thought,
will receive the appointment to Justice
Woods vacant seat, is the candidate from
Texas. her supreme court chief Justice
A. H. Willie. He is in every way quail
fed for the position, able, competent and
honorable. He comes from Justice
Woods Judicial district, from the state in
that district having over one-half the
courts of the circuit. and from the great
est state in the Union-in area, resources
and marvellous growth-a state that, il
the next twenty years, will be
the most powerful and iniu-
ential state il the Union. Texas has
asked little or nothing at the HANDS of the
general government; but al this time with C.
wondrou- 1nauimity. the call comes from
all over Texas for This honor OF a selection
OF United States supreme court 'j1dge
20 be bestowed upon Texas. This urgency
almost amOunts 20 4 demand upon Cleve-
land. and Texas mss the RICH: . expect a
cousiisra-- nearing and compliance with
her lust claim.